Good Ground Sermons

Fall Retreat - Morning

Fall Retreat - Night

Jake runs through exodus 17:8-13. Here we see two men and get some basic principals for living. First is Joshua, found in the presence of the faithful man, and being found faithful himself receives his commission. As well as his friend Hur. Also, we see Moses, who is willing to delegate and be followed in an exemplary way.

Paul gets into how, in a perfect world, the church would live. We need to dispell whatever we think about capitalism and communism, and really think about what life would look like if we all lived biblically principaled.

At the introduction of chapter 8, Paul begins by talking about a little nameless church from Macedonia. This little church rocked Paul in such a way that he had to share. Their power beyond their own, their faith through trails. Something about this church, who was in the midst of trial, was glorious to Paul, who describes it as an opportunity to see just what the grace of God can do in our lives.

At the introduction of chapter 8, Paul begins by talking about a little nameless church from Macedonia. This little church rocked Paul in such a way that he had to share. Their power beyond their own, their faith through trails. Something about this church, who was in the midst of trial, was glorious to Paul, who describes it as an opportunity to see just what the grace of God can do in our lives.

At the introduction of chapter 8, Paul begins by talking about a little nameless church from Macedonia. This little church rocked Paul in such a way that he had to share. Their power beyond their own, their faith through trails. Something about this church, who was in the midst of trial, was glorious to Paul, who describes it as an opportunity to see just what the grace of God can do in our lives.

We as people, when we are introspective about ourselves, will find that most of us have walls of various sorts erected around our hearts. These look different and are in place for various reasons. Regardless of the purpose, walls keep things out. Are our walls inhibiting our ability to truly function as the Body of Christ that the Bible intends?

2 Corinthians

We should not yoke ourselves to those or things who will limit our ability to perform our mission, or even cause us to perform something we don't intend. As we examine our text and ourselves, how do we cleanse ourselves in light of our yoke?